Raichle Palace

Raichle Palace is a representative work of Hungarian Art Nouveau, built in 1904 as the family home and architectural studio of Ferenc Raichle. The facade is distinguished by ceramics, Murano glass mosaics, wrought iron, and distinctive heart motifs, while the playful forms and color combinations are characteristic of Raichle's personal style. Today the palace houses the Subotica Contemporary Art Gallery.

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🚶 Suggested itinerary: Subotica — must-see for first-time visitors Stops: 4 · ⏱️ ~3h	🎁 Free with an account
🚶 Suggested itinerary: Subotica — Lesser-Known Faces of an Art Nouveau City Stops: 4 · ⏱️ 2–3h	🎁 Free with an account

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